Art for the Study

A sweeping, atmospheric vision of ancient classical architecture reclaimed by time and light.

An elegant 18th-century portrait by Thomas Gainsborough featuring a young boy set against a lush, atmospheric landscape.

A striking 1907 portrait by Anders Castus Svarstad, featuring bold brushwork and a modern, industrial backdrop.

A masterful 18th-century veduta capturing the architectural grandeur of ancient Rome through Canaletto’s remarkably precise brushwork.

A dignified self-portrait of artist George Sturm in a felt hat, capturing the focused gaze of a master at work.

An atmospheric late 19th-century portrait of a man in three-quarter profile, rendered in soft, moody tones.

A striking mid-19th-century oil portrait of a man with a steady, contemplative gaze, rendered in rich, earthy tones.

A cinematic 19th-century painting depicting a dramatic encounter between two figures in a stone corridor.

An evocative harbor scene captured with the soft, luminous light characteristic of the Dutch Hague School.

A hauntingly beautiful study of light and ruin by Arnold Böcklin, captured with dramatic, atmospheric brushwork.

Gilbert Stuart’s most celebrated depiction of George Washington, famously left unfinished to create a powerful, atmospheric focus on the sitter.